That's a shame if it means we wont see further progress from intel in the high end graphics department. That said, I'm curious how well these integrated Nvidia graphics will function, especially if it can be dedicated as a PhysX processor. Also it's not the firs time Intel have done this, they did release a processor with integrated AMD Radeon GPU, and they licensed PowerVR cores in the early days of the Intel Atom.
Nvidia and Intel announce jointly developed 'Intel x86 RTX SOCs' for PCs with Nvidia graphics, also custom Nvidia data center x86 processors
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Buggy Loop
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Came here to post this
Finally time for an Nvidia handheld
Switch 2's old ass 2021 taped out technology quite literally shamed AMD's portable chipsets in how inefficient they are and they did it on a samsung 8nm node.
Time to shift PC portables into next gear.
Wolzard
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Intel Assures They Will Continue To Have GPU Product Offerings In The Future, NVIDIA Deal Complimentary To Product Roadmap
Intel has reassured that it will continue to have GPU products in the future despite the new NVIDIA deal, which was announced today.
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Unknown Soldier
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Switch 2 isn't real to you?
OverHeat
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I mean high end handheld
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digital_ghost
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People think the Xbox handheld is expensive wait until you see an Intel+NVIDIA handheld
TheTurboFD
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If we can get a handheld with intel and Nvidia with DLSS / framegen its over for the rest. And I love my MSI Claw 8 AI+.
PlayStaytion
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Barakov
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SantaC
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Ps3 says hi
Thebonehead
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This is an Xbox™
bad guy
as bad as Danny Zuko in gym knickers
Already is reality: OG XBox
lastmessiah
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I was thinking the same thing, handhelds are just a sidenote really.
GymWolf
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I meant a modern one
Magic Carpet
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I like how the article says to expect at least a year before anything is produced.
How about 5 or more years? Maybe 2 year to get the next article with slightly more news.
How about 5 or more years? Maybe 2 year to get the next article with slightly more news.
Team Andromeda
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Hope this means Xbox and NVidia back for the Xbox Next, Next LOL
ReasonBeing
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deleted: joke already made. Lame
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NeverYouMind
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What people cheering NVIDIA handhelds are forgetting is NVIDIA drivers suck ass on Linux (they also do on Windows but to a lesser degree) and that is what Steam uses on handhelds.
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Mister Wolf
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Because these are SOCs and that's what powers all of these PC Handhelds. Few of us would use these for Desktop PC gaming. Sony won't use them on console because they are in bed with AMD. Nintendo consoles are Nvidia ARM SOCs so they wont be using these.
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lastmessiah
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You know, things can and do change...
Designs have likely already been taped out for almost a year, and contacts signed. It's too late, and it would also make backwards compatibility a massive challenge.
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asdasdasdbb
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Yep. But this does mean Intel could try to get some handheld or "console" OEM deals using Intel+Geforce and just use the XBoxPC interface.
MS is trying to move everyone to Windows anyway.
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Unknown Soldier
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If there ever emerges a reason for Nvidia to put effort into the Linux drivers, they will do so
Right now 99.999% of Nvidia PC gamers use Windows so that's where the effort goes
3 weeks ago but yeah
Intel/NVIDIA could get the Steam console/Deck 2 contract if they really want it, but it's not a big and profitable enough market for them to care. AMD made maybe $250 million? in profit from the Steam Deck, NVIDIA makes that in 1 day selling AI GPUs.
